5. What kind of sorting is this:
SORT (k,n)
1.[Loop on I Index]
repeat thru step2 for i=1,2,........n-1
2.[For each pass,get small value]
min=i;
repeat for j=i+1 to N do
{
if K[j]<k[min]
min=j;
}
temp=K[i];K[i]=K[min];K[min]=temp;
3.[Sorted Values will be returned]
A)Bubble Sort
B)Quick Sort
C)Selection Sort
D)Merge Sort
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